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Sep 11, 2026

Nima TavallaeyHOST
1:58
I get that money talks for Italian clubs and what Chelsea offered was too much to say no.
Nima TavallaeyHOST
2:01
But surely the clubs have an obligation and a responsibility to protect young talents as much as any managers, coaches or the FIGC.
Nima TavallaeyHOST
2:09
We cannot have the revolution we want in Italian football if this keeps happening.
Nima TavallaeyHOST
2:12
Sorry, sad state for the Italian game.
17 Laws GuyHOST
1:04
But how did it get here? Italian football begins institutionally in 1898.
17 Laws GuyHOST
1:09
Turin, the Italian Football Federation, is formed.
17 Laws GuyHOST
1:12
Weeks later, four clubs contest the first official championship in a single day.
17 Laws GuyHOST
1:17
Genoa.
Nima TavallaeyHOST
14:11
My question this week is what do you think about the, about UEFA's growing confrontation with FIFA, and what should UEFA do next to protect the interest and integrity of European football? New tournaments? Also, what you think of recent Italian Serie A le- legends coming out and backing Infantino, Totti, Vieri, Javier Zanetti?" Well, when, when, when ...
Nima TavallaeyHOST
14:30
I, I've not seen Totti, Vieri or Javier Zanetti back Infantino, but I do know that he has a good relationship with lots of people in Italian football, even though the Italian FA has come out against him, uh, and want him removed.
Nima TavallaeyHOST
14:43
Um, so I'm not surprised about that.
Nima TavallaeyHOST
14:46
Uh, as for, uh, the growing confrontation, of course there's a growing confrontation.

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Nima TavallaeyHOST
26:59
Um, and Manchester United Sharp.
Nima TavallaeyHOST
27:01
I mean, th- those are like iconic ones, aren't they? Um, all those are nice.
Sheridan BirdGUEST
27:05
Well, when it, when it comes to this kind of thing, and I, I remember discussing with someone who worked at the Italian FA in the press about 20 years ago and he said, "We remember the shirts when we were younger." So, like, there are people now who are, are watching Liverpool or Chelsea or Milan or, or Inter, and when they're our age, like Nima and I, we're both in our mid-30s-
Nima TavallaeyHOST
27:25
[laughs]
Bacary SagnaGUEST
14:53
You saw the impact he had with Chelsea and with Argentina.
Nima TavallaeyHOST
14:59
moving to the Italy national team Paolo Maldini and Leonardo were brought in by the new FIGC president Malagò who replaced Gravina to build a long term project for the Azzurri they went after Guardiola, Maldini and Leonardo and he declined then they went after Pirlo instead but all of Italian football declined so Leonardo and Maldini were sacked or resigned depending on who you ask this has obviously caused a lot of controversy and discussion what do you make of all of this?
Bacary SagnaGUEST
15:27
Well, Italian football has been suffering for years now.
Bacary SagnaGUEST
15:33
I think at some point they forgot to focus on developing young players.
MarcoHOST
23:02
Whether it's true or not, we will see.
MarcoHOST
23:04
But, you know, supposedly Mancini or the FIGC has convinced Tresoldi to play for Italy.
MarcoHOST
23:14
Romano as well, Bologna, to play for Italy.
MarcoHOST
23:17
Yeah.
Ruairi CriscuoloHOST
17:18
So that was...
Ruairi CriscuoloHOST
17:19
Thank you, Serie A and FIGC.
Ruairi CriscuoloHOST
17:21
That was fantastic.
Peter BrackleyNARRATOR
17:22
But yes...
James HorncastlePANELIST
37:07
There was a funny interview today.
James HorncastlePANELIST
37:10
The, the president of Serie A, Ezio Simonelli, um, he was asked about this kind of, uh, not urban myth, but, uh, there's been a lot of gossiping about the clubs in the league who are conjoined with, with the Italian Football Federation.
James HorncastlePANELIST
37:28
It's not like, for example, in England where, you know, the Premier League broke away, the original breakaway league, uh, in 1992.
James HorncastlePANELIST
37:36
Um, so there are people from Serie A who are elected to be on the Italian Football Federation board every year, and there was this story going around that, um, the clubs wanted Antonio Conte to be the Italy coach.
James HorncastlePANELIST
37:51
And Simonelli today said, "Yeah, [laughs] that's right.
James HorncastlePANELIST
37:58
Um, but you know, Mancini has our full support" [laughs] Which is, which is kind of like, oh, I mean, why do you even have to say that? I mean, f- fair play-
James HorncastlePANELIST
38:23
... um, which Conte would be as well, exactly.
James HorncastlePANELIST
38:27
So the point of difference here is that when Conte resigned, um, it wasn't shortly after kind of signing a new deal and that sort of thing.
SimiHOST
55:55
No, they're not.
SeanHOST
55:55
Thank you, FIGC.
SeanHOST
55:57
No?
SimiHOST
55:58
They're playing Saturday and then Inter play Sunday.
Nima TavallaeyHOST
26:47
the remaining 50% for 25 million euros.
Nima TavallaeyHOST
26:51
However, Porto has a sell option, means that Porto can trigger Roma to buy the remaining 50%, meaning the deal was always going to be 50 million euros and this was just a financial mechanism for Roma to cope better with the Eur- UEFA Financial Fair Play and FIGC rules in, in case they wanted to buy a Serie A player like Luis Enrique and to fulfill those strict compliance criteria.
Nima TavallaeyHOST
27:16
Um, and also if Porto activate that clause, um, then they lose the rese- they, they ru- they, they, they, they wouldn't, they don't get 50% on a future sale on a, if Roma were to sell him.
Nima TavallaeyHOST
27:33
So this was brilliant by Porto because, um, they guaranteed 50 million for him, um, minimum 50 million, and they used Ca- yeah, uh, and, and, and, and it also allowed Roma to, to follow Serie A and Financial Fair Play lu- roles, um, uh, rules so that they could continue investing.
NeilHOST
16:17
And not controversy towards Maldini, but the...
NeilHOST
16:20
Essentially, put it this way, the Italian Federation are kind of at la- at loggerheads or have been at loggerheads.
NeilHOST
16:25
Do you think that there's, that flux will lead to an influx in new players and could he get more, uh, more of a look at international level?
Nima Tavallaey RoodsariGUEST
16:32
Well, I mean, just to quickly give a little background on that, um, after Italy failed to qualify for the World Cup for the third time in a row, um-

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